The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 6, 1908, Page 5

eee Talks on pail for you workingmen of the| ? Pacific coast lies In the supremacy Affecting the ot weitic coaat | rv Revertdge then discussed | of Indiana, «poke comfortably fl of Cleveland's admintatration inj} 18931 wish you would tell us one | °° Replying, Senator Beveridge) charged that the panic of "94 was} due to the Wilson-Gorman bill, of} * which Wiltiam Jennings Bryan was) one of the framers. Pe on stateamen think four only seaboard lies “i sald of Divoussing the needs of a greater | its navy, Senator Be wish that every battleship of ev: | be eat it ed tn the shipyards of untversal | o'c peace, But since this tx not to be | ch for this age, I belleve the great | - eat maritime people on cafth should be the greatest power on the sea, A great navy should be maintained for peace, not war “A mighty navy is economy, We must have a larger navy in Pact waters permanently. We must ha a fleet for both oceans, one for the Western coa: and one for the Rastern coast The speaker then proceeded to - show the value of the Panama * canal as relating to the Pacific coast #52 TP LAMENTS PASSING OF LOCAL PRIDE Does annexation to Greater Seattle cause a loas of local civic pride in the score of suburban vil lages that have been Incorporated within the past year or two? The affirmative of this proposition {s loudly seconded by Counciiman Armstrong, of the Thirteeath ward, formerly Ballard “It tw a fact that to the formerly proud little city of Ballard every body now jumps upen the cars and) comes to the city to make their ipurchases, compelling the mer ants to follow them. Three of our largest enterprises have moved | tuto the city HEARST ANTRORS KERN. Smortment of Grade Suits and displa: y (By United Press.) — ad LOS ANGELES, Oct. 6.-—Willtam R. Hearst last night in his address attacked John W. Kern, calling him the railroad-pass candidate, who aspires to represent the Big Four rafiroad in the government of the Ru nited States. COATS COATS i JACK TARS MEETING. have & big aasort of uptodate coats. your New Winter Bow. You can pay We have but one cash or credit. (By United Press.) NEW YORK, Oct. 6 —Represen- tatives from nearly every ecuntry| fin the world are meeting at 4 con} ference for the new institute of) Seamen. A supply of good reading | | matter for sailors will be one of the | i toples discussed. | You KIPPUR onsmny nD. MILLINERY. are showing a stun f lot of Dressy Hats as “Rs numbers of smart Hats. Six Hebrew congregations a-| FURS \ gerved the close of Yom Kipp’ : FURS viedged ¥ pee ind the erection of B mnya- _ EASY PAYMENTS. 4 CREDIT. —— ~ tent the, nature of your g Childs I eemme Cems teaey. Tow Incer ao om “ \ fmcorporated Pe ¥ special offering in Brown and White Earth- Dishes, including Covered Casseroles, Dishes and Macaroni Dishes, with without covers; worth to $1.00 65c Tea Pots, 35¢ Rartheuware Tea 4 decorations, 4 sizes and 4 shapes to choose from forth to 6be ' 35c 429 Food Chopper, 79¢ | $1.00 Letter Box, 69¢ | 1 Rosewin Food Chopper, | House Letter Box, made of ja | hinged bowl; makes it clear chops any cuts, not mashes os, with 2 keys; box also bas paper clamp; worth 79¢ | Stee: ‘Specter ....89¢ $1.00 Ax, 65¢ Unhandled Double-Hit made of best Engi ble steel; choice of falling or swamping styien; | 25c Thermometer, 15¢ anit Cottage Tt and 75¢ Sole Leather, 49¢ Strip of Heavy Hemlock Tanned Sole Leather, of extra weight and quality; regular 75 po eens ia 49c panned steol; size 12x6x2 inch- | 5¢ Bottle Ammonia, 3¢ Bottle of Household Ammo- ala, especia adapted and Pat up for domestic use poeta 3c f §630c Graniteware, 19¢ Best qnalit e tem ature and change of $3.50 Crosscut Saw, $1.98 | Genuine Swedish Crosscut Saw, 6 or 6%4-foot lengths, made with a thin back—will ] 98 not bind; regular $3.50; special .... . | Speleor @ Haelbut | | WOMEN GATHERING A total of (By BELMNGHAM Oct 6.—With Urges Greater Navy. jtered club in the ridge sald I} work of the convention will not! * ery nation on earth might be dock | session will be called at 7:20 Anth- Vacetn met ta Theoso THE STAR--TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908, FAMOUS SCOUT DEAD, RATS CLAMORING BANK ROBBERY PLANNED, (By Wolred ) RIDGE SPEAKS |. ames Maurice n died | —_—— his home at Houlder Creek, at} tive of Virginia and came west in ing brigade, shows that over pounds of polson was distributed in 7 ety blocks. 6,200 were examined. United Press.) |of veasels in the harbor 49 Inatances where ne se 200 " Pacific Coast. the it financlal panic Nt ay visitors in. the city,/ be served on account lolat While tA tha Weldes GF hie dene ‘wham will be called upon tolof the rat guard ordinance ment another questioner tnterrupt play the role of hostess in real | tea Senator Albe oa You tell ua about the pant |S8rRest for the remainder of the! MARINES FOR ISLANDS. ‘eek. A wumber of the delegates | the meett might, his subject De cause of that panic due to the dem: | eration of ‘Greater American Navy and seeitic admintetration?” | #8% Dut A larger per cent came on | Under the command of Capt, Chas. | the of the People of the e the 1 o'clock train toda Others, | T. Westoott, jr, left here today for who come from distant parts of the |the Philippine tslands. Iieuts state, will not reach the city until) A, Ostermann, Meda man morrow morning. Franklin H. Drees accompanted This is the 12th annual meeting | detachment the federation, and every regis tate will have delegates in attendance. The sad better die natantly in few kin until evening, when the first lock at the First Congregational | ureh, | ONINOT TO VACOES ATHLON, Our Rebuilding and Enlarging Sale Has caught the town. Despite the prepara- tions we made, we hardly anticipated such a crush. Our policy of DOING RIGHT at the RIGHT TIME is appreciated and we are more than pleased to have offered the public the chance to share in the most LEGITIMATE BARGAIN GIVING SALE ever inaugurated in your midst. ALL THE NEW FALL AND WINTER SUITS. Values to $16.50, for ...............$11.50 Values to $20.00, for .$14.50 WOES OOD, FOP a cccccccccsoess $18.50 Values to $35. 00, ER eer ree eee $24.50 Blacks and Blues ‘Incladod Entire stock of Top Coats, Overcoats, Crav- enetted Raincoats at + Off Regular Prices Every article in the House at substantial re- ductions. A few things controlled by contract alone excepted. Purchases not satisfactory will be exchanged, or money refunded. ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. GUS BROWN, Second and Yesler a ‘mott ¢: FOR THEIR POISON of @ box of dynamite caps on th ; ome In ruidence dian seout under Kit Car e . ¥ pe age oe ! The report for September cover-| adjoins the Roy Was Aling the work of the ity rat-oatch-| tonal be “TOLARGE CROWD. = ate were taken |open with dynamite. The officers AT BELLINGHAM | “° the city laboratory, of which|are searching for hidden dynamite Out of a total of 1,716 rave tons | valle. of the State Fed)}| MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD,| volving $2,000,000, | the rrived this morn, | Cal. Oct. 6—One hundred marines, | cyy Hank of New York, owned by once than | Traders’ Exchange of death.| With) & capital stock of $1,000,000 Tremendous Success CHICO, Cal, Qet. 6.—The finding | of Mra J, Barrick, — whieh r of Firat Ne © te leads the that »bbery was planned in which the vaults of the bank were to have been blown 900 | police to be and the greatest excitement pre to| SPOKANE BANKS | wu TO CONSOLIDATE, | By Usteed Pres) SPOK {Ne Oct By deal in ational Standard Ol interests, has pur: | chased Charles Sweeney's stock in E | the ee hange bank, & large block andlot stock in the Tradors’ Na ‘he | Goad bank, and will cons the | |two banks under the name of The ational bank, | \**4 $200,000 aurplus, hid National City Bank buys the} by Mme All Matters Are Confidential We solicit your bust Hess, whether large or fmall, and will handie your account in accor dance with ali the high- eat standards of banking demands, We promixe you Safety, Promptneas and Courtesy Our Board ts compos- od of representative, successful and conserva- tive business men of ex- perience : Union Savings & Trust Co. CORNER SECOND AND CHERRY. 25 12-In. House Hand Saw 15c 4 1 Dri ' FA M. SPINNING j 1310 Second Av. | Everett and Edmonds —this week’s STANDARD store news is of pro- nounced importance. Featuring a sale of en- tire stock of fine birds- eye furniture, Wednes- day specials of room-size rugs, drapery materials and four cials,”’ as indicated below. “star spe- the four “star specials’ —representing extreme values—are: $3.95 Gass ont Mors) $18.90 fr, S.Gomi $2.95 iron tied — $6.90 Foteine Go-Carts PUGS —4 notable sale $18.50 to pay for $25 and $30 values AXMINSTER—Ox12 size, very fine 1 . ¥ a ular prices of 18.50 14 assorted | ORLMONT “sii *. Val weave —SHAMEMRS WILTON VELVET oxi th these values in drapery materials—Wednesday oe | cee eee Te od, | eee Clete ge 25c¢ Holbrook Swi this sale of birdseye maple furniture is deservedly a popular one—values nearly half! without doubt we pr have we wrk on entire showing of birdseye maple furniture, of all classes, tha fore at any je event ow while the lines are yet unbroken ctieally half regular values, We mentio: «to again mention th two reauler value 80.50 this ornamental bt a high Fr q pie, has tr ed under Strong and well made. value $9.50; extra ape for the week by in. wide: regular + $12.00, extra special for the week ‘ e thonsaads of aebarhae people through our spectal suburban deliv ory service i's for you with every coal heater this week— SEATTLE. SECOND AVE. AT PINE ST. TACOMA. Dr. C. f. Lathrop Seattle's Popetar ee Report of the Financial Condition NORTHWEST TRUST & SAFE DEPOSIT CO. RESOURCES. WH! commence on its winter schedale Det. tat Ly. Beattio, Lv. West Seattle 10 Cash on hand and due from banka tf and to afford them wxiness principles, On this BE. SHORKOCK, Pri the J.P. MARTMAN, ALEXANDER MYERS, Secretary A. SMITH, Cashier Fiyer GEATTLE-TACOMA ROUTE. Fare 35c—Round Trip, 0c, " - — FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY. LEAVES SEATTLE — 6:45 and 10:25 a. m., 2:05 and 6:45 p. m LEAVES TACOMA —~ 8:35 a, m and 12:15, 3:65 and 7:80 p. m U. SEELEY, Jr, Agent. Seattio— Tel. Main 176. Tacoma—Tel. 212 Patent Excellent Makes Good Bread— Flo ur Light, Wholesome ji coher rs and Nourishing. MEALS SERVED, Mil'ed by Navelty Mill Co Three eouna sips, daily and Sod by All Grocers. an Deel wot AONE kod 1296, | et neni St ee